We sit down with nonfiction authors Cynthia Levinson and Jennifer Swanson to discuss the changing role of nonfiction for young readers, writing about rapidly changing fields, and what makes ...

Absolute Wonder Woman still provides a familiar character for current fans, and has the potential to draw in new fans with its new darker storyline. It is a quick moving story that will keep ...

This is a great pick for nonfiction readers – particularly teens who are interested in science and space exploration but also ...

We sat down with author and screenwriter Abdi Nazemian to discuss the importance of earnest representation in YA lit, ...

While the story discusses a heavy topic, the bright colors and contrasts help to bring the magic of theme parks alive and ...

But Grace’s – and the author Victoria Zeller’s – love for football is the real standout here; Grace’s dedication to the sport ...

Full of action, lots of heart, and dangerous magic, Salvación retells the well-known folk tale of El Zorro and flips it on ...

In this retelling of the tale of Bluebeard, Mallory and her sister Anaiis are living by their wits – pretending to be witches in order to scrape together a living. When the great-grandson of the ...

When non-binary teen Misha reluctantly agrees to a road trip with their estranged mother Audrey, they are not sure what to expect. Things quickly spiral from awkward bonding attempts, to full-on ...

After her dad’s death, Taiwanese American Catie is forced to move to Salt Lake City with her stepmom and stepsister to live near her stepmom’s Mormon family. Feeling lost, Catie is desperate to ...

Asher signs up to participate in a special research experiment at the Factory that will help out his mother financially. However, as he makes friends with some of the other kids in the study, he finds ...

The morning of Monday, January 28th, at the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia was filled with excitement. Right on the heels of the ALA Youth Media Awards came YALSA’s Morris/Nonfiction Program & ...